Faculty Physician - Assistant Professor - Woodwinds Hospital Family Medicine Residency Program

University of Minnesota Physicians; Saint Paul (MN); On-site; USD 200,000 - 250,000; Full time

Job summary

University of Minnesota Physicians seeks a qualified professional to provide clinical instruction and oversight to medical residents and students in family medicine. This role includes patient care, curriculum development, and mentoring in both ambulatory and hospital settings.

The ideal candidate should hold an MD or DO degree, completed a Family Medicine residency, and be board certified. Opportunities for faculty development and participation in scholarly activities will be available.

Qualifications

• MD or DO degree required; completion of a Family Medicine residency.
• Board certified in specialty and licensed or eligible in Minnesota.
• Three or more years of practice experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provide clinical instruction and oversight for medical residents and students.
• Deliver didactic instruction through seminars, lectures, and workshops.
• Mentor and advise residents and medical students.
• Deliver full-scope patient care in family medicine, including obstetrics.
• Develop, implement, and evaluate curriculum and participate in accreditation reviews.

Skills

Clinical instruction

Mentoring

Curriculum development

Family medicine patient care

Education

MD or DO degree

Family Medicine residency completion

Job description

Overview

Providing clinical instruction to and oversight of medical residents and medical students in the ambulatory clinic, hospital, and other training sites. Providing didactic instruction (seminars, lectures, workshops, grand rounds). Mentoring and advising residents and medical students. Providing patient care at the clinic and hospital in full-scope family medicine, including obstetrics. Curriculum development, implementation and evaluation. Administrative duties, including participating in faculty meetings, serving on committees, participating in accreditation and other reviews, and representing the program at professional and organization meetings as appropriate. Opportunities for faculty development and participation in scholarly activities.

Responsibilities

• Provide clinical instruction and oversight for medical residents and students across ambulatory, hospital, and other training sites.
• Deliver didactic instruction through seminars, lectures, workshops, and grand rounds.
• Mentor and advise residents and medical students.
• Deliver full-scope patient care in family medicine, including obstetrics, at clinic and hospital sites.
• Develop, implement, and evaluate curriculum; participate in accreditation reviews and program-related committees.
• Represent the program at professional and organization meetings as appropriate; engage in scholarly activities and faculty development.

Qualifications

• Required: MD or DO degree; completion of a Family Medicine residency; board certified in specialty; licensed or eligible in Minnesota.
• Preferred: Three or more years of practice experience beyond residency completion; one or more years of medical teaching experience; experience in educational program and curriculum development and evaluation; experience in scholarly activities and mentoring trainees in scholarly activities.

About the Department

The Department of Family Medicine and Community Health at the University of Minnesota was created more than 45 years ago in response to a legislative mandate to train primary care physicians. We are the academic sponsor of eight family medicine residencies and sponsor four fellowship programs; we are involved in medical student education across campuses and pursue research in health disparities, healthcare delivery, and population health.

Additional Information

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